Liza Elliott is a fictional character from the 1946 musical Lady in the Dark, created by Kurt Weill and Ira Gershwin. She is a successful magazine editor who struggles with her personal life and relationships, often reflecting the challenges faced by women in the workplace during that era. In the story, Liza undergoes a journey of self-discovery, exploring her dreams and desires through a series of psychological sessions. The character is known for her complexity and depth, making her a memorable figure in American musical theater.