Character Guide

Chantal

The ruthless and ambitious Quebecoise manager of the Artist's Walk. Chantal doesn't care who she steps on on her way to the top.

Andreas

Cock of the Walk. The Argentinian owner of Bang! wants nothing more than to sleep with every lady in town, but instead finds himself dragged into everyone's problems.

Quincy

A straight arrow and unflappable, Quincy sets his sites on the unattainable. His aim is true, how determined is he?

Sophie

Single mom to two year old Sam, Sophie is determined never to fall in love again. But a girl's got needs and Sophie's not about to let her's go unmet. Love's got nothing to do with it.

Marisa

The neurotic, sex-starved owner of the coffee shop has the worst taste in boyfriends. Bad time to give up cigarettes.

Rajeev

His heart's on his sleeve, but his sexuality's in the closet - to his parents at least. A bleeding-heart vegetarian radical, geo-politics make Rajeev hot.

Maya

Maya thinks she wants nothing more than the traditional life her family has arranged for her. When that proves elusive, she realizes she doesn't really know what she wants at all.

Phoenix

Bang's most beautiful and needy waitress, Phoenix is sleeping with the boss, Andreas. You should see her run in stillettos.

Yuri

Russian born sculptor who is as talented manipulating people as he is with clay. Sexy, sexy, sexy.

Jovi

Jordan

No limits, no boundaries, no rules. Jordan is up for anything, as long as it involves sex.

T.K.O'Neil

A former Olympic boxer who took one too many blows to the head, T.K. is an old friend of Andreas' with a lot of money and time on his hands.

Lee

Bang's cute bartender. He's sweet and a little socially awkward, but that can be excused, since he's working his way through law school.

Jayesh

Maya's conflicted brother, an intense and cynical art student.

Cyanne

User of people and drugs, Cyanne's a street kid with an ability to weasel her way into a lot of situations.

Greg

Greg is cute, he admits to past heartbreak and he seems very sweet, but is he sincere or is it all a come-on?

Sal

Marisa's hard-headed Italian grandfather has a lot of opinions. Marisa listens because she loves him and he loaned her his hard-earned money to open her coffee shop.

Surahbi

Rajeev's mother's life revolves around her family and trying to make them happy. Her current project involves finding her son the perfect bride. How is Surahbi going to feel if she finds out that Rajeev is gay?

Palash

Rajeev's father feels he's been passed over and short-changed all his life because of his accent and the colour of his skin. But all the sacrifice would have been worthwhile if his children could have a better life. How's Palash supposed to understand a son who dropped out of school to work in a coffee shop?

Aviva