As of 1998, the actress was noted for her character as a hermaphrodite, a guest star in "Good Guys Bad Guys,"" the crime-drama with an interesting twist. The actress played a passenger stuck on a distant planet part of the 2000 movie "Pitch Black" She was also contacted to read auditions for an upcoming sci-fi drama to be made in Australia. The producers wanted to recruit an American actress but the casting agent thought she would be perfect for the job. Black produced a recording and was then invited to Sydney to try out for the role and landed the part of Aeryn Sun in "Farscape." The actress nicely projected the strength and grit of the character however she also showed a evident sexual connection with co-star Ben Browder (as human astronaut John Crichton). In the course of the series, Aeryn developed into a interesting and enjoyable role model, and the actress gained huge fan followings. Following the end of that series, Black appeared on two seasons of "Stargate SG-1" as Vala Mal Doran. She gradually increased her voiceover appearances for film, TV and video games. After a series of recurring parts on "The Originals", Black made her return to the screen with the exciting thriller "Containment". A stunning brunette who exhibited strong and elegant aura, Australian actress Claudia Black gained a following because of her character Aeryn an officer who is trained to manage her emotions on Farscape (Sci-Fi Channel, 1999-2003). She had a chance to win the 1990 Globe Shakespeare competition and toured Europe as Portia for the role of Portia in "The Merchant of Venice."
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