Scenario:Victorious : Season 4 : Episode 2 . Tori goes Broadway
at Hollywood Arts , after Ryan Aaron West ( Jade West's disabled younger brother) auditions for Hollywood Arts and after the disappearance of the Crimson Bassilks Gang - Sikowitz's class is introduced to Russell Fisher and the students and faculty from another school as they perform songs from Cats the Musical
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Victorious : Season 4 : Episode 2 . Tori goes Broadway
at Hollywood Arts , after Ryan Aaron West ( Jade West's disabled younger brother) auditions for Hollywood Arts and after the disappearance of the Crimson Bassilks Gang - Sikowitz's class is introduced to Russell Fisher and the students and faculty from another school as they perform songs from Cats the Musical
Tori Vega
She is a student at Hollywood Arts High School. She is ambitious, talented, and determined. Tori auditions for a Broadway musical and lands a role in a film. She faces competition from Jade's brother Ryan and navigates the school's social dynamics. Tori struggles with her mother's work schedule and seeks support from friends like Andre and Jesse. She deals with the challenges of her rising fame while focusing on her education and personal relationships.
André Harris
He is a student at Hollywood Arts High school and Tori's best friend. He is supportive, loyal, and creative. André provides emotional support to Tori during her highs and lows, standing by her side through personal upsides and downs. He shares a close bond with Jesse and together they offer each other companionship amidst the chaos of high school life. André contributes to the film industry by working on set lights.
Jade West
She is a student at Hollywood Arts High School and the sister of Ryan. She is protective, competitive, and assertive. Jade initially opposes her brother's presence at the school but warms up to him after understanding his capabilities. She helps her family take care of Ryan, who has cerebral palsy. Her relationship with Tori evolves as they compete for roles but eventually support each other through the ups and downs of their respective careers.
I was so excited to go back to school after the summer break.
I had just landed a role in a movie, and I was going to be on Broadway in a musical.
I was living my dream, and I couldn’t wait to see what the new school year would bring.
As I walked down the hall with André and Jesse, I saw Jade talking to the principal.
I raised an eyebrow as I watched her gesticulate wildly.
"What is she doing?"
André asked me.
"I have no idea."
I shrugged.
"Hey, Tori," Jade said as she caught up to us.
"Hey, Jade."
I smiled.
"What were you talking to the principal about?"
André asked.
"My little brother Ryan auditioned for Hollywood Arts," Jade said proudly.
"He’s going to be a student here."
"That’s great!"
I said genuinely.
But then I thought about all the stairs at the school, and I wondered how exactly Ryan would get around.
He was disabled, right?
We followed André and Jesse into Sikowitz’s classroom.
Sikowitz was standing at the front of the room bouncing up and down like a kid on Christmas morning.
"Okay, class," he said as we all took our seats.
"I have some very exciting news. Russell Fisher, a very famous drama teacher, is bringing his students to perform Cats here at Hollywood Arts. And guess what else?"
Sikowitz asked us.
"What?"
André asked.
"He’s bringing a famous playwright with him!"
My heart skipped a beat.
A famous playwright?
This was my chance to make an impression.
I had to be in the play.
"Oh my god," Cat said excitedly.
"I love Cats."
"Me too," Beck agreed.
"I know all the words to every song."
"Well, I’m sure you’ll be able to show off your talents when Mr. Fisher gets here," Sikowitz said with a smile.
"Beck, you’re going to play Mistoffelees, and Cat, you’re going to play Jemima."
Cat squealed with delight, but Jade was unusually quiet about Beck being cast in the play.
I glanced over at her, but she just shrugged at me.
"Okay, class," Sikowitz said as he clapped his hands together.
"Now I need volunteers to help with the production. Who wants to volunteer?"
"I'll do it," I said quickly, raising my hand.
"Me too," Jade added, shooting me a competitive glance.
"Great, Tori and Jade, you'll be in charge of the set design," Sikowitz announced, oblivious to the tension between us.
"Okay, class," Sikowitz said after the bell rang.
"Go home and work on your projects. And remember, I’m always here if you need anything."
I gathered my things and followed Jade out of the classroom.
We walked down the hall to the theater and met with Sikowitz to discuss our responsibilities.
"So, you girls are in charge of set design," Sikowitz said as he sat down at a table in front of us.
"Great," Jade said excitedly.
"I have some really good ideas."
"Me too," I agreed.
"Okay, well, let’s hear them."
Sikowitz said as he leaned back in his chair.
I went first.
"Well, I was thinking we could make it look like a junkyard," I said as I pulled out my notebook and began to sketch.
"We could use old cars and broken appliances to create a backdrop. And then we could use some of the students to play the parts of the cats."
"That sounds like a lot of work," Sikowitz said as he looked at my drawing.
"Yeah, but it would be worth it," I said confidently.
Jade cleared her throat and stood up.
"I have an idea too," she said as she pulled out her own notebook.
"We could make it look like a dark alleyway. We could use chain-link fences and neon lights to create a dark and moody atmosphere. And then we could use some of the students to play the parts of the cats." "I like that idea too," Sikowitz said as he looked at Jade’s drawing.
"Okay, so you girls can work together on this project. But remember, you’re both in charge, so you’ll have to compromise on some things."
"Great," Jade said as she sat back down.
"I can’t wait to get started."
"Me too," I agreed as I put my notebook away.
Sikowitz smiled at us and stood up.
"Okay, girls. You can go now. Good luck with your project."
We left the theater and walked down the hall together.
Jade was quiet for a while, but then she spoke up.
"So, what do you think about working together?"
"It’s okay, I guess," I said as I shrugged my shoulders.
"I mean, we don’t really have a choice."
"Yeah, but it could be fun," Jade said as she smiled at me.
"We could learn a lot from each other."
