Jennifer Aniston Sets Sights on Broadway Amidst Cinematic Success

Jennifer Aniston, celebrated for her extensive career in Hollywood, remains undeterred in her artistic ambitions. The acclaimed actress, who recently turned 56, expressed her desire to make a debut on Broadway, a goal she considers as part of her bucket list.

In a conversation with People magazine, the 'Friends' star highlighted the challenge of finding both the time and the right material, yet remains determined to tread the theatrical boards at least once. Aniston's roots in performance run deep, with her father, the late actor John Aniston, and her mother, Nancy Dow, both well-versed in the entertainment industry.

Reflecting on her early work in Off-Broadway productions, Aniston feels prepared to revisit stage performances. Moreover, as she balances her role in the hit series 'The Morning Show' alongside new film projects, she also expressed interest in reprising her role in the 'Horrible Bosses' franchise, citing the timeless need for comedy.

(With inputs from agencies.)