Loie Fuller was an important and innovative dancer. A. Fuller believed that audiences in the late nineteenth century had lost interest in most theatrical dance. B. Fuller transformed dance in part by creating dance interpretations of works by poets and painters. C. Fuller's work influenced a number of other dancers who were interested in experimental dance. D. Fuller introduced many technical innovations to the staging of theatrical dance. E. Fuller continued to develop throughout her career, creating more complex works and exploring new artistic media. F. By the 1920s, Fuller's theater at the Paris Exhibition had become the world center for innovative dance.