A Prayer for My Daughter is a 1977 play written by Thomas Babe and directed by Robert Allan Ackerman.
The play is set in the interrogation room of a downtown New York City police station in the early hours of July 5.
Its 2008 revival was described by critic Karen Fricker as a "poetic meditation on the lack of clear boundaries between masculine and feminine, and good and evil.
[3] The first UK production was at the Royal Court Theatre, London, in 1978 starring Antony Sher and Donal McCann.
The play was first revived in 2008 by the Young Vic, directed by Dominic Hill and starring Colin Morgan, Matthew Marsh, Corey Johnson, and Sean Chapman.