Last modified on Sat 10 Apr 2021 05.27 EDT How to make sense of an absence is the question troubling the unnamed woman in Gilly Campbellâs autobiographical play for Prime Cut Productions. Searching for traces of the father whose identity she never knew, Daughter (Abigail McGibbon) finds herself re-examining her life in her mid-40s. âThe least you could do is haunt me,â she says, directly challenging the father she never met, and whom her mother never saw again once she became pregnant in the 1970s. Yet clearly she is haunted, and in her solo performance McGibbon captures the confusion, anger and sadness of Daughterâs search for answers. Growing up she used to tell people that, âlike Jesusâ, she didnât have a father. âGod was my father.â