This play was our entry in the 2010 Kent Full-Length Drama Festival.
Carly Caller was runner-up in the Best Actress in a Supporting Role category and
the entire production was nominated for the Irene Weller Award for Best Ensemble.

One-act plays presented by the Youth Group.
"Then Came The Night" by Jaz Peek & Sam West, directed by Megan Weskin & Sam West
"Twelve Angry Pigs" by Wade Bradford, directed by Danielle Feekings & Dan Harbour
"18/07" by Rachael Legg, directed by Rachael Legg & Josh Webb
"The Cornflake Saga" written and directed by Sam Fish
"Last Panto In Little Grimley" by David Tristram, directed by Lauren Feekings & Calum Morris
"We'll Meet Again" by Ryan Caston, directed by Alice Tilley & Liam Hawkes

The first two plays were the RaTS entries into the Duncan Rand One-Act Play Festival.
"Last Tango In Little Grimley" by David Tristram, directed by Steve Berry
"Along The Forgotten Road" by Neil Thorne, directed by Jeni Brownsill & Neil Thorne
"Sparrows" by Charles Mander, directed by Melody Harbour

"Last Tango in Little Grimley" was placed second overall.
"Along the Forgotten Road" was placed third overall.

The Society/members also won the following awards:
"Last Tango..." won the award for Best Comedy
Mark Kitchener won the Outstanding Actor award for the role of Gordon in "Last Tango..."
Kerry Bailey won Outstanding Supporting Actress as Joyce in "Last Tango..."
Phill Willing won the Best Character Role as Bernard in "Last Tango..."

And the following merits were won:
Best Young Player - Tom Godman ("Along the Forgotten Road")
Best Director - Jeni Brownsill ("Along...")
Best Actress - Kathy West ("Last Tango...")
Best Lighting - Carl Brownsill ("Along...")
Best Sound - Carl Brownsill ("Last Tango...")

An evening of music performed by members of our Youth Group.

An evening of song, dance and sketches from around the world performed by the RaTS Revellers.

The classic comic opera performed by our Youth Group.

A special charity variety show with all proceeds being shared between The Kent Air Ambulance and the Not Forgotten Association.

This play was our first entry in the 2011 Kent Drama Association's Full-Length Play Festival.
Heidi Garwood was runner-up in the Best Actress in a Supporting Role category.

This play was our second entry in the 2011 Kent Drama Association's Full-Length Play Festival.
Jeni Brownsill was runner-up in the Best Actress in a Supporting Role category and
the Society won the awards for Best Sound (Neil Balderston) and Most Effective Use of Limited Space.

One-act plays presented by the Youth Group.
Henry VIII and his Six Wives by Sue Russell
Sharing by Bob Tucker
New Neighbour by Tom Jensen
Übermensch written by James Hetterley
The Unit written by Jack Blundell

An evening of music performed by members of our Youth Group.
All proceeds (over £400) were donated to the Childhood Eye Cancer Trust.

An evening of song, dance and sketches to celebrate the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton.

An original musical performed by our Youth Group.

A special charity variety show with all proceeds (over £800) being shared between The Grand Order of Water Rats and Cerebral Palsy.

This play was our first entry in the 2012 Kent Drama Association's Full-Length Play Festival.
Helen Caston won the award for Best New Festival Director.
It also received nominations for Best Young Player (Emma Kinney), Best Sound (Steve Hewlett), and Best Technical Achievement.

One-act plays presented by the Youth Group.
Death At Di's by Robert Brown and Jenna Chapman
Letters by Alex Green
Death Of An Angel devised by Young Theatre, Edited by Helen E Sharman
Bar Wars - Return Of The Sauce by Richard James

This play was our second entry in the 2012 Kent Drama Association's Full-Length Play Festival.
Kerry Bailey was runner-up in the Best New Festival Director category.

A concert to celebrate the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II.

A guest production staged by the Chandeliers Drama Group.

A guest talk about the lives of British comedy legends given by Ken Joy, a theatre and TV performer and past Prince Rat of The Grand Order of Water Rats.

An evening of music, dance and sketches performed by members of our Youth Group.
All proceeds were donated to Multiple Sclerosis.

Bobby Bragg celebrated 40 years in show business reminiscing on a career spanning television, film, professional warm-up man, and voice-over artiste.

Performed by our Youth Group.

A special charity variety show with all proceeds (£600) going to The Grand Order of Water Rats.

A Christmas concert performed by the RaTS Revellers.

A guest talk by Paul James and Paul Harris, the stars of the long-running and popular "Sunday Supplement" on BBC Radio Kent, both of whom have had long careers in show business including variety, panto and television.

A guest talk about the early days of radio and television recalling memories of the shows of yesteryear including 'Hancock's Half Hour' and 'Take It From Here' given by Ken Joy, a theatre and TV performer and past Prince Rat of The Grand Order of Water Rats.

This play was our first entry in the 2013 Kent Drama Association's Full-Length Play Festival.
Carly Caller won the award for Best Actress.
Beryl Lacey won the award for Best Cameo role.
Liam Feekings was runner-up in the Best Young Player category.

Luke Bailey presented an intimate evening of live music and anecdotes from the birth of the blues to the roots of rock and roll, exploring the culture and history that has helped shape the path of popular music in the 20th century.

Dean Caston presented a trip down memory lane with stories of The Crazy Gang, The Black and White Minstrels, and the current show 'Billy Elliot'. The talk featured recordings from shows that have played at the theatre over the years.

This play was our second entry in the 2013 Kent Drama Association's Full-Length Play Festival.
Jo Godman won the award for Best Supporting Actress.
It was runner-up in the Best Use of Limited Space category.

One-act plays presented by the Youth Group.

A variety show performed by the RaTS Revellers.

A evening with our patron and his wife, with stories and anecdotes from his long, varied and successful career

Performed by our Youth Group

Memorable moments from some of the productions staged at the Oasthouse over the past 50 years.

This play was our first entry in the 2014 Kent Drama Association's Full-Length Play Festival.

This play was our second entry in the 2014 Kent Drama Association's Full-Length Play Festival.

A evening with a star of several musicals and the BBC1 series 'Any Dream Will Do'.

A variety show performed by the RaTS Revellers.

Performed by the Ratlets Youth Group

This play was our first entry in the 2015 Kent Drama Association's Full-Length Play Festival.
Jo Godman won the TODS Trophy for Best Supporting Actress.
It also received mentions in the Most Effective Use of Limited Space and Best Lighting categories, and Bill Beck was mentioned in the Best Actor category.

Another evening with the star of several musicals and the BBC1 series 'Any Dream Will Do'.

This play was our second entry in the 2015 Kent Drama Association's Full-Length Play Festival.
The production was placed 3rd overall, winning the Weald Cup.
It won the RaTS Trophy for Ensemble Acting, and was runner-up in the Best Sound category.
Dean Caston was runner-up in the Best Director Category.
It also received mentions in the Best Wardrobe Achievement, Best Set Design, and, for historical accuracy, Best Stage Presentation. The Chas Alder ukelele arrangements were also mentioned under the Adjudicator's Special Award category.

Performed by our Youth Group

A variety show to commemorate the 70th Anniversary of V.E. Day performed by the RaTS Revellers.

Performed by the Ratlets Youth Group

An evening of anecdotes with the actress who plays Lilian Bellamy in Radio 4's 'The Archers'.

This play was our first entry in the 2016 Kent Drama Association's Full-Length Play Festival.
It was awarded runner-up position in the Most Effective Use of Limited Space category.

This play was our second entry in the 2016 Kent Drama Association's Full-Length Play Festival.
Kathy West won the Jean Grice Trophy for Best Set Design
and she was also runner-up in the Best Actress in a Supporting Role category.
The play was awarded runner-up position in the Best Wardrobe Achievement category.

Performed by our Youth Group.

Performed by our Youth Group.

The bare facts about Frankie Howerd - A centenary tribute.

This play was our first entry in the 2017 Kent Drama Association's Full-Length Play Festival.
It was the winner of the Best Technical Achievement category,
and was also nominated in the Most Effective use of Limited Space
and Best Stage Presentation categories.

This play was our second entry in the 2017 Kent Drama Association's Full-Length Play Festival.
Kirsty Masterson was the winner of the Best Debut in a Full-Length Play trophy,
Pam Allen was a runner-up in the same category,
Rob O'Hanlon was runner-up in the Best Actor in a Cameo Role category
and the Society was runner-up in the Best Set Design category.

Performed by our Youth Group.

Performed by our Youth Group.

Performed by RaTS Unplugged (a branch of our Youth Group).

Performed by our Youth Group.

Our commemoration of the centenary of the end of WW1

A professional guest production featuring songs from musicals

A professional guest show

A return for the popular jazz band

Performed by our Youth Group.