Celebrating EXCELLENCE in Oklahoma
FischBowl Productions
FischBowl Productions is made up of Paul Young-Hall II. and Brandon Young-Hall (Adrienne Fischer). The two have been a team since 2011 and together share the dream of making Oklahoma America the standard of EXCELLENCE in Oklahoma drag pageantry. The two have been successful city preliminary promoters for Miss Gay Southern Charm America, producing three back-to-back Miss Gay Oklahoma America winners as well as state promoters of the year multiple times for Miss/Mr. Gay Oklahoma USofA At-Large. Paul, being a life-long supporter of the art form as well as an entertainer and competitor and Brandon (Adrienne) being a drag child of the America system and carrying three Miss Gay Oklahoma titles himself hold the heart of this organization with much pride and strive for its' complete success.
"We understand the significance this organization holds in Oklahoma drag history and want nothing more but to lead it into the future strong and deserving respect."
kelly Howell
PAGEANT LIAISON
Kelly has been a long supporter of the art form,the America system (city/state/national) for decades. Kelly competed for Miss Gay Oklahoma America and reigned as Aubrey Stone, Miss Gay Lawton America, 2004. Kelly acted as the promoter for the Miss Gay Lawton America pageant for years before "retiring" and becoming a "silent" partner. When faced with an unexpected family emergency, Paul & Brandon had to decide "who do we trust to act as us if we aren't physically able to attend a function?" The answer was obvious. "Miss Kelly" knows this pageant in and out, and has a heart of gold. If ANYONE needs ANYTHING, Kelly is always there to help.
Michael Winemiller
HOSPITALITY COORDINATOR
Michael is actually a Dallas resident, but we claim him as Oklahoma family! Michael has been a "go-to" for FischBowl Productions for years as a judge, a pageant coach, a supporter, and our friend. As a business professional for a health-care facility in Dallas, Michael has a profound understanding for professionalism and just how important some good ol' southern hospitality can be. When the question was raised, "who do we trust to 'be the face' to our visitors/judges/contestants when we aren't available," our answer was clear.