Eye Level Singapore joins BRUSH Theatre for Numberblocks musical run in Singapore

BRUSH Theatre will bring Numberblocks Musical: The Second Story back to Singapore for 11 performances at Sands Theatre from Dec. 16-20, 2026, with Daekyo Eye Level Singapore joining as a collaboration partner. The partnership includes ticket discounts for Eye Level members and a lucky draw, while the production heads to Korea after its Singapore run.

Why it matters: - The Singapore run extends a preschool-focused stage franchise that blends live theatre with early numeracy learning. - The Eye Level partnership adds a local education brand to the production’s family-audience push. - Families get a second chance to see a Numberblocks stage show after the first musical reached Singapore audiences.

What happened: - BRUSH Theatre will present Numberblocks Musical: The Second Story (Search for the Giants) at Sands Theatre, Marina Bay Sands, from 16 to 20 December 2026. - The run includes 11 performances in Singapore. - Daekyo Eye Level Singapore is a new collaboration partner for the Singapore season. - The production is the next chapter in BRUSH Theatre’s Numberblocks stage series.

The details: - The show follows the Numberblocks on a search for the mysterious Land of the Giants. - The production introduces bigger numbers and new characters. - Large-scale puppetry, original songs and stage design shape the live experience. - Eye Level members can get a 15% ticket discount through the designated member booking link, subject to verification requirements and ticketing terms. - Daekyo Eye Level Singapore will also run a lucky draw on its official Facebook channel. - The lucky draw will award 18 complimentary tickets across three selected performances. - Nine winning groups will receive two tickets each. - The show is produced and presented by BRUSH Theatre, Daekyo and Eye Level.

Between the lines: - The collaboration links a math enrichment brand with a theatre property built around numeracy, which gives the campaign a clear educational angle. - BRUSH Theatre is using licensed children’s IP to create a live event that can travel across markets. - The Singapore engagement appears designed to deepen family participation beyond the theatre through discounts and social media activity.

What's next: - After Singapore, the production will return to Korea for a run at Theater Yong, National Museum of Korea, from January to March 2027. - BRUSH Theatre will continue expanding the Numberblocks stage series beyond its 2025 Korea premiere.

The bottom line: - BRUSH Theatre is turning Numberblocks into a cross-border family theater property, and Eye Level Singapore is helping position the Singapore run as both entertainment and a learning tie-in.