23 Facts About Travis Wall

Travis Michael Wall was born on September 16,1987 and is an American dancer, instructor, and choreographer specializing in contemporary and jazz dance styles.

Travis Wall rose to international attention in 2006 as a competitor on the second season of the Fox television show So You Think You Can Dance.

Travis Wall began dancing at the age of three, training at his mother's studio, and competing in a number of conventions.

In 2006, at the age of 18, Travis Wall competed on the second season of the show So You Think You Can Dance, making it to the final four contestants before placing second behind overall winner Benji Schwimmer.

Travis Wall was praised by the judges as the most technically talented dancer in the competition.

Travis Wall returned to the show in 2008 during the Season 4 auditions to teach choreography.

Travis Wall did a surprise audition on the 4th episode as "Danielle Chorizo".

On July 23,2009, Travis Wall returned to So You Think You Can Dance along with fellow Season 2 contestant Heidi Groskreutz on the 100th episode of the show, to perform the Emmy award-winning piece The Bench, choreographed by Mia Michaels.

Travis Wall danced on the October 16,2007 Dancing with the Stars results show, in a piece choreographed by and starring Wade Robson.

Travis Wall teaches students contemporary dance at NUVO, a dance convention that tours the nation.

Travis Wall was in the 2008 Disney movie Bedtime Stories, starring Adam Sandler, alongside SYTYCD Season 3 contestant, Lacey Schwimmer.

In 2010 Travis Wall worked as an assistant choreographer for the Academy Awards, alongside Mia Michaels and Brian Friedman.

Travis Wall choreographed a contemporary dance and corresponding cool-down routine for the video.

Travis Wall choreographed and performed in an ensemble piece featuring New York City Ballet principal ballerina Tiler Peck to a piece by Nuttin' But Stringz for ABC's Dancing with the Stars April 13,2010 episode in a feature called "Macy's Stars of Dance".

In 2011, Travis Wall choreographed a floor exercise routine for Olympic All-Around Champion Nastia Liukin which she will use to try to earn a spot on the 2012 Olympic USA Gymnastics team.

Travis Wall will be starring in a new reality show "All the Right Moves" with Teddy Forance, Nick Lazzarini, and Kyle Robinson.

Travis Wall has appeared in two episodes of Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders: Making the Team in seasons 13 and 14 to choreograph routines for the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders training camp candidates.

In 2018, Travis Wall has appeared in a video against homophobia, dancing on This is me from The Greatest Showman while Shoshana Bean is singing.

Travis Wall earned 2011 and 2013 Emmy nominations for his contemporary choreography in seasons 7 and 9.

Travis Wall won a 2015 Emmy for routines he choreographed for season 11.

Travis Wall was featured in the photography book Moving Still: a Life Performance by David Benaym.

He, too, had trained with their mother Denise Travis Wall, who trained Jaimie Goodwin, a Season 3 contestant.

Travis Wall announced the couple's split on his Instagram page on August 3,2018.