Theodora studied Writing and Publishing with Media and Cultural Studies at Middlesex University, Acting & Musical Theatre at Mountview Theatre School, and Playwriting at the Royal Court Young Writers Programme. She was offered a partial scholarship to study filmmaking at the New York Academy of Film and later completed legal studies, achieving the Legal Practice Certificate in 2009.
Theodora enjoys the arts, theatre and literature and has a strong interest in civil rights, social theory, politics and other areas of culture. Follow Theodora on Twitter @TheodoraMunroe.
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