In a recent interview with ABC Radio National's Awaye, Rachael Maza shared her excitement and nerves over the world premiere of the play 'Black Light' at Melbourne's Malthouse Theatre, marking an artistic reunion with her sister Lisa after many years. The play, co-written by the Maza sisters, explores the experiences of four women — Bub, Mum, Aunty, and Nan — who are confined to a family home in Darwin, highlighting themes of familial relationships and Indigenous identity. Rachael, who previously directed Ilbijerri, reflected on the uniqueness of sharing the stage with her sister again, suggesting that their collaborative efforts in writing and performing allow for a deeper exploration of truth-telling within their narratives.