Named "Best Shit We Totally Missed" by City Paper in the 2010 Best of Baltimore issue, Rooms Play is totally getting the look it deserves this year as part of the Transmodern Festival. Built on a choose-your-own-adventure/haunted-mansion motif, the play shifts conventions to make the audience the main character as it brings members through 22 different rooms, each focused on the theme "Immigration and Alienation." Groups of four or less are led to interact with and problem-solve their way through each scene in a trippy sequence, which consists of more than 60 actors and includes a guided transition to the Current Space, where the play concludes. We imagine it's what Mike Teevee must've felt like in Wonkavision, and we're not missing it this time. (Jerard Fagerberg)