The year 1998 was also the time she was recognized for her performance as a hermaphrodite, a guest star in "Good Guys Bad Guys,"" which is a crime drama with a twist. It was during filming "Pitch Black", a supporting role that she portrayed as a transportation passenger who is stranded in a strange world in the 2000 science fiction drama "Pitch Black" to assist in reading the roles of actors in an Australian production of a brand-new series. Casting agents thought that Black would make an excellent actor for the role, despite the fact that the creators for the show planned to employ a foreign actress. Black created a tape, and was then invited to Sydney to perform an audition and she was cast as Aeryn Sun on "Farscape." The actress portrayed well the character's strength and toughness but also developed a very tangible sexual bond with the co-star Ben Browder (as human astronaut John Crichton). With each season, Aeryn developed into a fascinating and highly watchable role model, and the actress gained millions of admirers. Black continued to work as a voice actor on television, films and video games even after the finale of the series. Black was also a part of the part in "The Originals" and "The Originals," returned to this series for the saga "Containment". The exotic-looking brunette, Black was able to convey strength and an attractive air in her portrayal of Aeryn Sun in Farscape, (Sci-Fi Channel) between 1999 and 2003. The Sydney native won her first Globe Shakespeare Competition in 1990 and has performed in Europe for her part as Portia in the play "The Merchant of Venice."
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