Actress Catherine Zeta-Jones is looking to expand her career on the stage with a one-woman play after making her Broadway debut in A Little Night Music.

Zeta-Jones trod the boards on the New York stage for the first time last month (Nov09) when she began previews for the musical revival with Angela Lansbury. And the star admits she'd love to be the center of attention in her own solo show - she just has to come up with the perfect storyline first.

She tells USA Today, "One of my biggest dreams is to do a one-woman show, with dancing and singing. I just have to figure out the concept." In the meantime, Zeta-Jones wants to try starring in a more traditional performance. She adds, "I want to do a straight play next."

Zeta-Jones portrays Glynis Johns' beloved role of Desiree in Stephen Sondheim's A Little Night Music, which features hits like Send in the Clowns and Every Day a Little Death. The Welsh actress started out as a star on London's West End and won an Oscar for her portrayal of Velma Kelly in movie musical Chicago. (MT/U/IG)

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