REMEMBER TO FALL IN LOVE

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Duration: 20 min
Premiere: April 2023, Posthof Linz
Format: Ensemble work (7 dancers)
Touring: Available

A balloon drifts upward.
A body remains.
Between gravity and disappearance, Remember to Fall in Love unfolds as a meditation on fragility, longing, and the quiet persistence of tenderness.
The work inhabits a world where familiar certainties have begun to dissolve. Bodies gather, separate, return. Gestures emerge and vanish. Moments of intimacy are interrupted by forces that remain unnamed yet unmistakably present. What appears playful gradually reveals an underlying tension; what seems light carries unexpected weight.
At the center of the piece is the balloon: an object suspended between celebration and loss, innocence and absurdity. Floating above the performers, it becomes a fragile witness to human attempts at connection.
Rather than telling a story, Remember to Fall in Love creates a landscape of images. A space where vulnerability is not presented as weakness, but as a form of resistance. A space where affection, attention, and care survive despite the growing brutality of the world around them.
In the end, the work asks neither for optimism nor despair.
Only for the courage to remain open.

Selected Presentations & Residencies

  • World Premiere — Posthof Linz during Tanztage 2023 
  • Created by vanholzers 
  • Restaged for Ballet Arabesque, National Dance Company of Bulgaria 


Press & Reviews

The choreographer Miro Holzer has achieved stylistic unity as well as a strong purity of choreographic line in a markedly aestheticized choreographic action that is quite dark, suggesting a sense of black poetry."
Zelma Alamaleh

"Initially gloomy, the sound of rain and wind, as well as fog emanating from the stage, create a tense atmosphere that leads to a frightening journey into the underworld. As dancing couples nestle together to the spiritual 'Motherless Child', there is a haunting scene that results in either longing or hope for love as they dance in awe. Long applause."
Kasch, Nachrichten.at


Credits

Concept & Choreography
Raphael Miro Holzer
In collaboration with the dancers
ShuTing Wang
Tura Gómez Coll
KristinaStrackova
Yousin Song
Marcin Denkiewicz
Nikola Majtan

Production
vanholzers

Supported By

National Dance Company of Bulgaria Ballet Arabesque, Austrian culture forum in Madrid & Sofia, Espai Lobrador, Manhard Studios, Matthias Hondl, Paulina Rewucka, Alexandra Ruth, H7o7 Studio & Wilfried Steiner. 

Contact

For touring inquiries, collaborations, technical information, and full production dossiers:

Raphael Miro Holzer
Choreographer | Curator | Artistic Director

raphaelmiroholzer.com
 blueboxhub.eu
 tanztagewien.at
 news-vanholzers.com

+43 699 1717 0412