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Birmingham Royal Ballet brings two programmes to London. The first is dubbed 'Spring Passions' (Tue-Wed) and it's a double bill of Frederick Ashton's 'Daphnis and Chloë' (1951) and 'The Two Pigeons' (1961) – the former a mythical romance set to a luscious score by Ravel, the latter a Parisian love triangle featuring a band of wild gypsies and two live pigeons. For the rest of the week (Thur-Sun), the company performs Peter Wright's production of 'Coppélia', the comical, family-friendly tale of a young man who falls in love with a life-sized doll.