Some Persons Unknown

A lively summer day unfolds at the Harwood household, where eleven‑year‑old Kenyon roams the gardens with reckless enthusiasm, scaling walls and greenhouses while his devoted sister Ethel watches anxiously. Their world is a blend of childhood mischief, quiet devotion, and the lingering grief of a lost mother, all set against the backdrop of a countryside estate that feels both safe and full of hidden perils.

The quiet routine is about to be shattered by the arrival of a celebrated cricketer, a hero from Kenyon’s beloved sporting almanac. As the family prepares for his visit, anticipation crackles in the air, promising a mix of admiration, awkward social rituals, and the chance for Kenyon to confront the line between fantasy and reality. Listeners will be drawn into the charming, slightly chaotic world of a boy whose spirit is as bright as his imagination.