Larisa Dolina Draws Near-Sellout Crowd at Moscow’s Petter Bar

The show followed a Supreme Court ruling recognizing Polina Lurye as owner of a disputed Moscow apartment.

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RIA Novosti reported the 93-seat venue was practically full for the Wednesday performance.
Organizers said Dolina was on stage for slightly more than an hour.
Ticket availability fluctuated before the show: 45 remained Tuesday, dropping to 16 by evening, then rising to 41 after 22:00 Moscow time.
Seats at tables were priced from 9,500 to 15,500 rubles, bar-counter spots cost 15,500 rubles, and food and drinks were not included.
On December 16, Russia’s Supreme Court recognized Polina Lurye as owner of the Khamovniki apartment purchased for 112 million rubles, overturning earlier rulings that had left the property with the singer.