"have spend a lot of time going to shows including THE FRINGE. how embarassing. its like community theatre. has new york sunk so low that it cant do shows. it has to rely on festivals for works such as the quality that i saw here."
I don't even know where to begin with you. What do you expect? Some full-blown, flashy Broadway spectacle? The Fringe festival gives playwrights the opportunity to showcase original work, and as someone said, it could be pretty much hit or miss. That is what is so great about NYC - you have so many options. Often, these independent theater festivals are outlets for shows to develop, and who knows, maybe these shows will appear in regional theater, on off-Broadway or Broadway someday.
No one forced you to see any Fringe shows. If you really hated what you saw, you wouldn't have spent as much time at it as you said you did. No one is forcing you to see them. It is there for people who appreciate supporting the small, independent shows.
So before you criticize the hard work of these people (and you don't even offer any constructive criticism), why don't you go back to school and learn some grammar? Also, learn how to spell "community."
"We like to snark around here. Sometimes we actually talk about theater...but we try not to let that get in our way." - dramamama611