Calling out prejudice is vital – but not at the expense of valid criticism
Carey Mulligan recently complained about Variety's review of her performance in Promising Young Woman. Photo: Focus Features
While performers have every right to complain about reviews, critics must feel able to ask incisive questions about the quality of performances, says Kate Maltby
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