The play 'K sobě' stems from the personal thoughts and experiences of eighteen teenagers who transformed their insights into an authentic theatrical representation over six months of preparation. During rehearsals, the young performers encountered many delicate situations, reflecting the fragile nature of the theme they sought to portray. The intensity of their experiences and the raw emotions involved are crucial aspects of the performance, allowing the audience to witness their journeys of self-discovery.

As the lights dim at the Cultural Station Galaxie, the audience senses that the stage holds eighteen individuals, each with unique experiences, thoughts, and doubts. Gradually, the performers begin to share their voices from the darkness, attempting to answer profound questions about their existence before birth. The subtle thread of birth, childhood, and adolescence frames the entire performance, creating a poignant backdrop against which the teenagers express their current perceptions of self-worth.

In addition to revealing how the performers view their self-worth today, the audience learns about the formative moments and subtle influences that have shaped their perceptions over the years. Through candid reflections, the play delves into how these teens once thought about themselves and the reasons behind their self-doubts, ultimately encouraging both performers and audience members to engage deeply with their own notions of value and identity.