Medea's Dress | Making Blood and Mud | National Theatre

Dyer and Textile Artist Rosie Maccurrach demonstrates the dyeing of Medea's bloodied and mud-stained dress, worn by Helen McCrory in the final scenes of the 2014 production of Medea.
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[@alexfoo1839]

fascinating to see maccurrach pollock-ing away and these terrific behind-the-scenes videos

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[@v73c]

Thank you for your help finding Dye-na-Flow!

[@TheRodoplu]

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[@kitt3813]

Sadly not realistic spatter in any way. Why not use actual crime scene reference materials?

[@NickCasey]

its theatre, the look is all up to the designer and director, she's just doing what was asked of her