By 1939, now aged twenty and with Britain on the brink of war, she has still never been kissed by a man. Taken out of school to care for her younger brothers and sisters while her parents struggled to re-build their shattered lives, Helen is treated as an unpaid slave and desperate to escape. Leaving behind the nannies, servants and comfortable middle-class life in the South West of England, the Forrester’s chose Liverpool as the place to start over. During the Great Depression, Helen’s father lost his fortune when the stock market crashed and the family were suddenly thrown into poverty. Helen is sixteen years old and fighting a bitter battle with her parents for the right to educate herself and go out to work. “A big sweeping story of real emotion!” THE STAGEĪ STAR-STUDDED CAST FROM STAGE AND SCREEN TO BE CONFIRMED SOONĪdapted from Helen Forrester’s million-selling book, By The Waters Of Liverpool is a stunning period drama set in the 1930s. PULSE RECORDS LIMITED in association with BILL ELMS presentsĪdapted by ROB FENNAH / Directed by GARETH TUDOR PRICE
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