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Actor frameworks and similar reactive programming techniques are widely usedfor building concurrent systems. They promise to be efficient and scale well toa large number of cores or nodes in a distributed system. However, they alsoexpose programmers to nondeterminism, which often makes implementations hard tounderstand, debug, and test. The recently proposed reactor model is a promisingalternative that enables efficient deterministic concurrency. In this paper, weshow that determinacy does neither imply a loss in expressivity nor inperformance. To show this, we evaluate Lingua Franca (LF), a reactor-orientedcoordination language that equips mainstream programming languages with aconcurrency model that automatically takes advantage of opportunities toexploit parallelism that do not introduce nondeterminism. Our implementation ofthe Savina benchmark suite demonstrates that, in terms of execution time, theruntime performance of LF programs even exceeds popular and highly optimizedactor frameworks. We compare against Akka and CAF, which LF outperforms by1.86x and 1.42x, respectively.

High-Performance Deterministic Concurrency using Lingua Franca