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November 07, 2007 Arts & Events » Night and Day

Well, It Ain't Shakespeare 

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If you're looking for a subtle discourse on human nature and relationships at the theater, this ain't the play for you. But if you want to see some former movie stars up close as they maneuver through "music, mayhem … and laughter," then "Whatever She Wants" might have what you need. Vivica A. Fox plays an unhappy black woman (an obligatory role for this type of affair) who opens a night club that bars entry to men who have behaved badly. The cast is rounded out by Shaft, or rather, Richard Roundtree, who plays her father, and former VCU student and actor Boris Kodjoe, as a love interest. The urban drama plays for one night at the Landmark Theater Sunday, Nov. 11, at 3 and 7:30 p.m. $36.50-$39.50. 646-4213.



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