Monday, March 28
“Turksoy: Music and Dance” features performances by representatives of nine Turkish-populated countries such as Moldova, Russia, Kyrgyzstan, and of course, Turkey. At the Lincoln Theatre; 7. Free; reserve tickets at EventBrite.
Tuesday, March 29
Emmy Award-winning actor and director Charles S. Dutton tells the story of his life, from growing up on the streets of Baltimore to his arrival on Broadway, in his one-man show, From Jail to Yale: Serving Time on Stage, at the Kennedy Center. 7:30 (also March 28). Buy tickets ($50 to $100) at the Kennedy Center’s site. All proceeds benefit the Duke Ellington School for the Arts.
Wednesday, March 30
Canadian folk group the Wailin’ Jennys is performing at the Birchmere. The all-female trio’s popularity has been growing steadily since the release of its acclaimed third album, Firecraker. 7:30; get tickets ($30) at Ticketmaster.
Thursday, March 31
Not precisely nightlife but certainly a great excuse to play hooky from work: Baseball is back! Head to Nationals Park for this season’s home opener against the Atlanta Braves. Some tickets are still available at the team’s Web site.
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