”The Ingabo – A Night to Fall“ uniquely connects historical events in Rwan- da-Urundi during the German colonial era with the Silesian weavers' uprising. The Abadasigana resistance movement, led by courageous Ingabo warriors in the struggle against German occupation, is brought to life by the project, find- ing its voice and recognition on stage. The harsh suppression by the then-Gov- ernor of German East Africa, Count von Goetzen, and the determination of Burundian fighters are illuminated. Simultaneously, the piece is inspired by Gerhart Hauptmann's drama ”Die Weber,“ addressing the Silesian weavers' uprising of 1844. In ”The Ingabo – A Night to Fall,“ skillful parallels are drawn between the events. Going beyond historical reflection, the project creates a new music theater piece through collaboration between artists from Upper Lusatia/Lower Silesia and Burundi. This play becomes a reenactment of the Abadasigana resistance movement, preserving the memory of the victims of German colonialism. It makes a powerful statement against injustice and op- pression by placing past themes in the context of the present and future. ”The Ingabo - A Night to Fall“ is more than an art project: it attests to the strength of the human spirit against oppression and calls for solidarity and intercultural exchange across times and places. It inspires active engagement in shaping the present and creating a better future. The project vividly illustrates how art can heal historical wounds and promote awareness of social justice.