[MF] Brecht and Weill could go to sonnets, but I don't know whether it would work without some kind of story context, however daft. The theatre games actually turned out to be lots more fun than I expected, but it is asking a lot to keep (currently) 9 of them going in parallel. It made me think we ought to try a Whose Line "film & theatre styles" sort of game, in which a single play goes through periodic changes of style.

[rab] <mode="whining">He started it!</mode> Anyway, as you said yourself only a few weeks ago: "That's what strategic passing/fudging manouevres are for." I admit that it gets a bit tricky when there are so many of the things, though. As for the kitty game, I guess I'm just not a cat person. Plus I kept having nightmare flashes of what happened with the puppy game in Acre Street :) But there's no reason why you can't refurcate it again next go...

[matt] Earlier, whilst in the Gents', I worked out what I think would be a suitably strategic fudging manouevre. I think it can be made to work, so unless Projoy or Blob pick up the gauntlet over the next few days, I will sharpen my pencil and don the thinking cap. Not sure the kitty would survive defurcation, but I might have other plans in store for her too...

[All] Bravo!! I'm getting gift ideas all the time :-)

[matt re sonnets] I think a story context is useful for the Sonnet game, full stop. The problem with the Hiawatha thing was that no-one knew who on earth these people were, or what to do with them. That's why I added the Noah's Ark theme as the unifier for the new one.
[rab] Reunifying could be quite fun. I'd quite like to see what Survivalist Barbie would do to Joe Orton, or how a Mandalayan fishmonger might take on a henpecked dragon or two :)

Is anyone planning a move. If not, I might claim the move token, but it might not be until next week until it's finished...