The show stars Paula and Tessa White, two actresses from Memphis, Tenn. Brewer plays songs on the piano while the White sisters sing and tell humorous stories about growing up.
They met and created the stories after Brewer graduated in 2003 from the Westminster Choir College in Princeton, N.J. He is now the founder and artistic director of the Actors Company of the Westminster Conservatory.
"The girls and I used to sing at my piano when they would come over for fun. The music we created together seemed like it needed to be performed," Brewer said.
None of the show's songs are original, but Brewer arranged most of the music.
He said the show has been touring the country for a year. It has been performed in Philadelphia; Princeton; Bisbee, Ariz.; Wilson, N.C.; and three times in New York City.

Brewer was last here to direct "Seussical," Seneca Valley High School's recent spring musical.
"I grew up performing in Zelienople, and my parents are still very active in the music and theater of the community," Brewer said.
His father, the Rev. William Brewer, pastor at St. Paul, said, "(Nathan) called me up about a month ago, and said 'Dad, we've performed all around the country, everywhere but Zelienople.'"
Tickets for the show cost $10 for adults and $5 for students. All tickets are bought at the door.
Proceeds from the show will go toward St. Paul's organ fund and the Strand Theater Initiative.