Jennifer Aniston will forever be remembered as Rachel Green from the hit series ‘Friends,’ but it seems that if she had a choice to come back to any previous work, she'd give up Central Perk for something slightly crazier and funnier.

Speaking with People, Aniston shared that her first choice for a comeback would be the raunchy office comedy ‘Horrible Bosses,’ where she played the completely inappropriate Dr. Julia Harris."This actually came up the other day," she explained, adding that her co stars Jason Bateman and Charlie Day are equally enthusiastic about the prospect. "Jason and I were just talking, and Charlie's been bringing it up too. It's one of those stories that would be a blast to catch up on again and I mean who wouldn't want to know where those wacky characters are now?"Comedy is a requirement, The actress insistsComedy is not just about having fun for Aniston but it's required.

"We need comedy," she said. "It's a necessity these days. That's why returning to ‘Horrible Bosses’ would be so enjoyable. Those are crazy characters and it'd be great to see how much trouble they're in now." The 2011 original and its 2014 follow-up were both box office hits and still fan favourites for their craziness and darkly comedic storylines involving three friends scheming against their hateful bosses.

Though she's ready for another round of black comedy on the screen, Jennifer Aniston's also set her heart on the stage.

"I really want to do a Broadway play," she said to People. While she hasn't yet discovered the right script, the dream lives on. "It's about finding time and good material. But I have to do it and it's one of those things you have to do in your life.Now, Aniston appears in the Emmy-winning series ‘The Morning Show’ as tough-talking anchor Alex Levy. The popular drama returns for season four this September. In addition to acting she's also executive producing a reboot of the cult classic 1980 film 9 to 5. She is working with no signs of slowing down when it comes to balancing passion projects and artistic aspirations.