If the critique was made in good faith regarding any public performance, then you will not be held liable for an act of defamation. For example, if the author of the performance, has given permission for her performance to be reviewed by the public, then anyone making a statement against the same will not be held liable for defamation.
While it may be okay for you to critique Rushdie’s latest novel as ‘boring and dull’, you can be punished for saying that “Only a boring and dull novel can be expected out of a nincompoop like Rushdie”
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