Netflix has unveiled the trailer for an upcoming teen sitcom, Hollywood Arts. The show serves as a sequel and spin-off of the beloved Nickelodeon show, Victorious.
Hollywood Arts, created by Victorious writer-producer Jake Farrow, premieres on Netflix on Thursday, October 15, 2026. The first half of the 26-episode season will debut in October along with the two-part pilot that has been joined together in a 50-minute special. The rest of the episodes will arrive at a later date.
The trailer for Hollywood Arts offers a peek into Daniella Monet’s return as Trina. The preview also introduces the new gang of artists in the fictional school.
Check out the Hollywood Arts trailer below:
Hollywood Arts builds on the legacy of Victorious with a new Netflix chapter
Hollywood Arts brings back Daniella Monet as Trina Vega from Victorious. She is the older sister of Victoria Justice’s Tori Vega, the protagonist of the original Nickelodeon sitcom. The show’s upcoming spin-off follows Trina as she returns to her former high school, Hollywood Arts, as a substitute teacher, where she meets a new generation of eccentric talents and ambitious artists.
The spin-off comes 13 years after Victorious aired its final season. The show was a pop culture phenomenon that featured multiple prominent stars. This included Ariana Grande, Avan Jogia, Leon Thomas III, and more.
Discussing Trina’s new role as a teacher in Hollywood Arts, star Daniella Monet told Teen Vogue, “Not everyone has to be this huge star to understand what it takes.” She continued, “Trina’s not afraid to go for it. That’s a really great skill when it comes to opening up the minds of kids who are looking to explore their own talents.”
Farrow further reflected, “I love that Trina stays true to the character that she always was. But she’s grown up, and there’s a little bit of character rehab going on. She’s matured, and she’s become a better and more likable person.”
In addition to Monet, Hollywood Arts stars Alyssa Miles, Peyton Jackson, Martin Kamm, Emmy Liu-Wang, Erika Swayze, Yvette Nicole Brown, and Eric Lange.
