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Cast & creatives

People behind the production

The Clergy Boys bring a distinctive fusion of Broadway-style performance and cantorial tradition, weaving musical storytelling into intimate, engaging shows. The quartet features Cantors Randy Herman, David Propis, Mike Stein, and Steven Stoehr, each with a rich history in Jewish music and performance. They’ve appeared on stage together at various Jewish venues, delivering captivating concerts that resonate with both traditional and contemporary audiences across the country.

Cast & creatives

People behind the production

Whether you’re in a large city or a local synagogue, Clergy Boys offers a memorable experience—clear vocals, theatrical delivery, and a warm connection with the audience. Secure your seats for their upcoming engagements and be part of a unique musical journey that honors heritage while embracing modern storytelling.

Cast & creatives

People behind the production

Upcoming tour stops bring the Clergy Boys to communities that appreciate a thoughtful blend of cantorial pieces and Broadway-style performance. Keep an eye on regional synagogue event pages for official announcements and ticket information. For fans following the members, their solo and collaborative discographies provide a broader view of the musical landscape they explore together, from inspirational ballads to energetic collaborations.

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The documented stage experience

Social links and official pages for the Clergy Boys are primarily hosted on individual synagogue event pages and performer bios, rather than a standalone band Social channel. For updates, you can check the official venues and event listings where they appear. If you’re organizing a future show, we’ve got you covered for arranging tickets and confirming availability.

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Quick Facts About Clergy Boys

  • The Clergy Boys lineup includes Cantors Randy Herman, David Propis, Mike Stein, and Steven Stoehr.
  • Their shows mix Broadway-style performance with cantorial pieces, often told as musical storytelling.
  • Notable appearances include a 2022 Minnesota performance (Beth El Synagogue) and a 2025 fundraiser in Atlanta (Ahavath Achim Synagogue).
  • Propis’s and others’ solo/duo discographies include: Inspirations – Memories of Home (1997), The 3 Jewish Tenors: Live! (2003), Together As One (2007), Power of Forgiveness (2013); Randy Herman’s Moving Through Time (2014); Mike Stein’s Shabbat in Swing Time (2005).
  • Stoehr is documented to have released three music CDs, including early CBS recordings; an example title is A Mosaic of the Spirit.
  • Social-media footprints for Clergy Boys appear primarily through synagogue event pages rather than a dedicated band social channel.

Upcoming tour stops bring the Clergy Boys to communities that appreciate a thoughtful blend of cantorial pieces and Broadway-style performance. Keep an eye on regional synagogue event pages for official announcements and ticket information. For fans following the members, their solo and collaborative discographies provide a broader view of the musical landscape they explore together, from inspirational ballads to energetic collaborations.

Social links and official pages for the Clergy Boys are primarily hosted on individual synagogue event pages and performer bios, rather than a standalone band Social channel. For updates, you can check the official venues and event listings where they appear. If you’re organizing a future show, we’ve got you covered for arranging tickets and confirming availability.

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