انتحار معلن is an experimental theatrical work launched by the Arab Theater Production Association (ATPA). This play portrays the life of Virginia Woolf, one of the most famous writers of the 20th century in Britain, depicting the tragedies she faced, her influence on later novelists, and her significant achievements in the fight for women's rights. Virginia suffered from bipolar disorder, with her mind often plagued by certain noises, and she frequently faced judgment from her husband Leonard Woolf, leading to multiple nervous breakdowns and even suicide attempts. In the play, audiences witness Virginia's experiences of losing loved ones, facing oppression due to gender bias, and her deep emotional attachment to her husband. Virginia ultimately chose to drown herself in the River Aws, leaving behind a famous suicide note. Her story of suicide and the literary impact of her works are still remembered to this day. This play explores Virginia Woolf's life journey, is that her crucial role as a pioneer of feminism, and her enduring contributions.