I like it! Here are some straightforward options with just one circle:

#1 - Common progression (improper)

A1: Neighbor balance and swing
A2: Hey with improvised ricochets
B1: Circle left (until partners are on lark's original side), partner swing
B2: Robins chain, star left

#2 - Similar but more spacious (Becket)

A1: Lines forward & back, robins chain
A2: Star left, swing new neighbor
B1: Hey with improvised ricochets
B2: Circle left (until partners are on original side), partner swing

#3 - Another one (improper)

A1: Neighbor balance and swing
A2: Hey with improvised ricochets
B1: Circle left (until partners are on lark's original side), partner swing
B2: Robins allemande right 1&1/2, balance short wave, allemande left neighbor 3/4

#4 - Similar but more spacious (Becket)

A1: Lines forward & back, robins allemande right 1&1/2

A2: Balance short wave, allemande left neighbor 3/4, swing new neighbor
B1: Hey with improvised ricochets
B2: Circle left (until partners are on original side), partner swing

#5 - Shift to star (Becket)

A1: Shift left, star right 3/4, dosido neighbor
A2: Neighbor balance and swing
B1: Hey with improvised ricochets
B2: Circle left (until partners are on original side), partner swing

I like the Beckets (#2, #4, #5). If the dancers can handle ricochets they won't be disoriented by progressing in the middle of the dance.

Rick