On the one hand, an argument put forward by the likes of leading gay screenwriter Russell T Davies is that LGBTQ+ roles are best taken by LGBTQ+ performers because lived experience lends an abundance of authenticity, But a common counterpoint to this view is that it's an actor's job to fill the shoes of characters different to themselves – it's called acting, after all. The problem with that, critics suggest, is that it isn't a two-way street: straight actors will get the awards kudos for gay roles, but gay actors aren't given the opportunity to play



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