Catherine Zeta-Jones eying 'Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf?'

London: Actress Catherine Zeta-Jones is eager to team up with husband Michael Douglas in a new stage production of 'Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf?'. The Tony Award winner is keen to recreate the role of Martha in the tense Edward Albee play and she would like Douglas to play her character's professor husband George onstage, reported Daily Express.

"Michael and I often talk about doing 'Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?' onstage. Wouldn't that be great? Really ragging on each other. Loud. Rip each other apart. No one wants to see us in something romantic. That would be corny. But to see us in something vicious? Something ugly? Definitely!," she said.

The latest Broadway revival of 'Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?' opened last month with actor Tracy Letts and Tony Award nominee Amy Morton among the leads. The Albee play was adapted for the screen in the mid-1960s with Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton leading the cast.

Catherine Zeta-Jones

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