Rob Fennah wrote both the stage play versions of Twopence To Cross The Mersey and By The Waters Of Liverpool. At seventeen, Helen had fought and won two bitter battles with her parents; the first to educate herself, the second for the right to go out to work. Her parents are as financially irresponsible as ever, wasting money while their children still lack adequate food and clothing. But for Helen, things are looking up as she begins to make new friends and develop some social life outside the home. In 1939, now aged 20 and with Britain on the brink of war, Helen has never been kissed by a man. That is until she meets a tall strong seaman, and falls in love.| 30 Mar 21 to 31 Mar 21 | Grand Theatre Swansea Glamorgan |
| 30 Apr 20 to 2 May 20 | Theatre Royal Winchester Hampshire |
| 31 Mar 20 to 4 Apr 20 | Pavilion Theatre Rhyl Denbighshire |
| 27 Mar 20 to 28 Mar 20 | Southport Theatre at the Waterfront Southport Merseyside |
| 23 Mar 20 to 24 Mar 20 | Grand Theatre Lancaster Lancashire |
| 17 Mar 20 to 21 Mar 20 | Theatre Royal St Helens Merseyside |
| 14 Mar 20 to 15 Mar 20 | Parr Hall Warrington Cheshire |
| 10 Mar 20 to 12 Mar 20 | Plaza Theatre Stockport Cheshire |
| 3 Mar 20 to 8 Mar 20 | Floral Pavilion Theatre New Brighton Merseyside |
