Could life similar to life on earth exist and evolve in a large enough region of timespace?

Is it possible for a planetary system to form and support life similar to earth-life inside a region of 'timespace' (which is the space within a black-hole), assuming that there is enough space/time for a habitable orbit and for life to evolve into complex forms.

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Could life similar to life on earth exist and evolve in a large enough region of timespace?

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