"My Favorite Broadway, The Leading Ladies" (1999) is a little too much of a good thing.  Originally presented as a concert in Carnegie Hall in September of 1998, it has too many solos by too many different female theater stars for one show. It would be better if there was a thematic approach, interaction among the various celebs, perhaps try to stitch together a plot line, eh? Fewer singers singing two, three, or four number each would be better than a seemingly endless parade of solos. They are all good, but there is a sameness that develops. There are eighteen or so female performers who sing twenty-two songs.