It Takes Two

Season 6Episode 930 minMar 18, 2015
It Takes Two

Twins Imogen and Amelia have been dancing Latin and ballroom since they were four years old. Training up to four times a week, they already have lots of medals under their belts.

Imogen and Amelia dream of becoming professional dancers, but to be the best, the girls have to work a little harder than everyone else. They were born with achondroplasia, a form of dwarfism, and standing at less than a metre tall they are constantly adapting to the world around them.

So in the summer holidays it's time for the girls to step up and take on their biggest challenge yet - to dance in the prestigious Blackpool Tower Ballroom. We follow Amelia and Imogen as they learn to dance with male partners for the first time, one of whom is Imogen's boyfriend! It's make or break as the pairs attempt to master a difficult new dance. Will an inspiring visit to Strictly Come Dancing, alongside an intense training schedule, be enough for Imogen and Amelia to succeed in Blackpool?

It Takes Two has aired on Mar 18, 2015 at 5:15 PM
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