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Theatre Director Accused of Rape, Suspended

Actress Miranda Yorch accuses theatre school director Juan Antonio Codina of rape, leading to his permanent suspension from Estudio Juan Codina.

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Human Rights ViolationsRapeTheatreSchoolSuspensionAccusation

Estudio Juan CodinaEuropa Press

Juan Antonio CodinaMiranda YorchJimina SabadúPaula Ortiz

Who accused whom of what?: Miranda Yorch, an actress, accused Juan Antonio Codina, the director of Estudio Juan Codina theatre school, of raping her when she was 19 and he was 51.
Where and how did the alleged assault take place?: Yorch's Instagram post detailed the alleged assault in a small bathroom at the school, including the offer of cocaine and the lasting trauma and self-doubt it caused her.
What actions did Estudio Juan Codina take in response to the accusation?: Estudio Juan Codina has permanently suspended Codina from all roles within the institution and immediately terminated his teaching position following the accusation.
How did Estudio Juan Codina respond to the accusation and what was their stated commitment?: The school apologized for the delay in their statement, citing the seriousness of the situation, and affirmed their commitment to ensuring a safe learning environment.
What were Yorch's physical and emotional reactions to the alleged assault and its aftermath?: Yorch's statement includes descriptions of her physical and emotional reactions to the alleged assault and how she struggled to reconcile the event with a sense of safety and consent.

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