Jomar most recently played Jay in the world premiere of Writing Fragments Home (Hillbarn Theatre & Conservatory) and Tom in The Glass Menagerie (San Francisco Playhouse). Other Playhouse credits include Harry in The Paper Dreams of Harry Chin, Gordon Hirabayashi in Hold These Truths (co-production with Capital Stage), Mark in Art, and roles in You Mean to Do Me Harm, King of the Yees, and Tiny Beautiful Things. Credits at American Conservatory Theater include Bob Cratchit in A Christmas Carol, the Playwright in Vietgone and Poor Yella Rednecks: Vietgone 2, Tom in the West Coast premiere of The Headlands, Max in the world premiere of Big Data, and roles in A Whynot Christmas Carol, Monstress, Hamlet, and Rhinoceros. Other Bay Area credits include Quang in Vietgone (Capital Stage), Dr. Wedgecroft in Waste (Marin Theatre Company), George in The Language Archive (Theatre Works Silicon Valley), Gary in Gary: A Sequel to Titus Andronicus (Oakland Theater Project), Jacques in As You Like It, Edmund in Lear – as adapted by Marcus Gardley, Banquo in Macbeth, and various roles in The War of the Roses (California Shakespeare Theater). Jomar is a recipient of multiple San Francisco Bay Area Theatre Critics Circle awards and a TBA Award for Outstanding Performance in a Featured Role. He was a Lunt-Fontanne Fellow in 2023 and earned his MFA from American Conservatory Theater where he is currently a Board member.