“Its cast, as it is also customary, offers us brilliant performances. Mauricio Garmona, Alejandra Chacón, Raymundo Elizondo, Angélica Morales, and Rebeca Trejo are frequent actors at the Tapioca Inn company's stagings, led by Arrevillaga himself. They are joined by Sara Pinet and Miguel Romero, making this an efficient acting team that can both either amuses us or pick our brains, very distinctive of the Quebec strong dramaturgy."

   “A special applause deserve the actors. Everyone was great. Mauricio Carmona, Rebeca Trejo, Alejandra Chacón, Angélica Morales, Miguel Romero, Raymundo Elizondo, and Sara Pinet. Public disorder is a play that talks effectively and rightly of the violent and aggressive world that we live day in and day out.”

   “Touching, hilarious, harsh, sad and reflexive. This is Public Disorder theater play, from the dramaturge Evelyne de la Chenelière, under the direction of Hugo Arrevillaga, that debuted at the La Capilla theater.

   “A full development of the characters who manage to fill the physical and textual space of the scene” is part of the critic that Virginia Carrillo made of “Clemencia” in a note published in the Yucatan magazine on the 24th of June of 2009 under the title “Two Clemencias”

   As “simply marvelous” is the qualifying that critic Hugo Hernandez gives in his column Behind the Scenes of the El Universal newspaper to the staging of “Willy Protagoras Locked Up in the Toilet” directed by Hugo Arrevillaga and with the outstanding participation of Raymundo Elizondo in the cast.

    “Completely original staging, without resorting back to copies nor benchmarks of other productions for the same play in other world latitudes”

   The newspaper Reforma on July 8 in its culture section gave an overview of the play Willy Protagoras locked in the bathroom, in which the head stands out: "Get Arrevillaga debut Mouawad- Transform the toilet on podium of freedom"

   On the day of the 2nd of October of 2008, Tomas Lopez from the El Sol de Cuautla newspaper mentions “In this story full of irony, the author imprints his thematic obsessions: regain childhood memories and with it meditate how much one has gotten lost in the way. The direction is from  Hugo Arrevillaga, with the performing of Raymundo Elizondo who deserves sustained applause.”

   On Wednesday 26th of December of 2007 Julieta Riveroll reviewed in the Reforma newspaper the “Knife” monologue from Wajdi Mouawad. Directed by  Hugo Arrevillaga and starred by Raymundo Elizondo.