The Warden
Thirty-one years at Kirikiri prison, now the owner of Prizm. He plays the big man, brokers deals at his table, and takes ten percent.
Hostess at Prizm
She runs Prizm's floor on party nights. Look sharp, keep it classy, and no wahala on her floor.
Dress code tonight is simple: look sharp, keep it classy, and no wahala on my floor.Natasha
Natasha is the first person you meet inside Prizm and the last person you want to annoy. "Welcome to Prizm. I'm Natasha, your hostess tonight. Need anything in here, you ask me first." She knows which ticket opens which door, who is allowed backstage, and when the ground floor will fill up for Joe-Izzy's set at nine.
The Warden hired her to run his floor, and she runs it well. She does not run his business, and she keeps her own counsel about the men who sit in the back booth.
Natasha greets VIP ticket holders on Prizm's ground floor and points them to the pool deck, the rooftop garden and the artist's lounge their ticket opens.
Thirty-one years at Kirikiri prison, now the owner of Prizm. He plays the big man, brokers deals at his table, and takes ten percent.
Deported from London, beaten in a cell, broke on a veranda bench. He has a plan, a London accent and a debt to the gate police.