Check out the final two performances from the New York Theatre Workshop this Saturday at 5 and 8 pm:

GHOST SUPPER
SAT | AUG 17 | 5 PM
by Sheila Tousey | directed by Betsy Richards
Ghost Supper is funny and passionate tale of one woman's efforts to dine with her demons and heal her hungry heart. Set on the culinary crossroads of NYC's Lower East Side, Sheila Tousey's newest play, written with Betsy Richards, feeds us a quirky mix of deer meat, Lucky Charms and haunting stories from a life in northern Wisconsin.

BACHA BAZI (BOY PLAY)
SAT | AUG 17 | 8 PM
by Gabriel Jason Dean | directed by Ed Sylvanus Iskandar
Aaron is an American documentary filmmaker who has come to Northern Afghanistan to shoot a documentary about bacha bazi (literally translated "boy play")-an ancient Afghan tradition in which young boys dress in women's clothing and dance for wealthy warlords at parties. Afterwards, the boys are prostituted to the highest bidder. But when Aaron meets Hafiz, a young and beautiful bacha bi reesh (beardless boy), Aaron's journalism gets personal and the lines of east and west begin to blur. Winner of the Kennedy Center Paula Vogel Prize for Playwriting and Runner-up for the New Dramatist's Princess Grace Award, Bacha Bazi (Boy Play) is a dangerous and sensual modern allegory that peeks under the proverbial veil of gender and sexuality in Afghanistan and examines America's lust for altruism.

Tickets available at the Hop Box Office or at hop.dartmouth.edu