No. Bell's theorem states that local hidden variable theory obeys Bell's inequalities. Quantum theory models and some experiments with light violate those inequ

No. Bell's theorem states that local hidden variable theory obeys Bell's inequalities. Quantum theory models and some experiments with light violate those inequalities. At best, we can conclude that any deterministic theory supplanting quantum theory can't be Bell-local, or that it violates some other assumption of Bell's theorem (e.g. independence of actions at two separated experimental sites).