 The anonymous plays "The Maid's Metamorphosis" and "The Wisdom of Doctor Dodypoll" illustrate the kind of drama the boys acted in their first year.The Children of Paul's performed the works of John Marston, George Chapman, and Thomas Middleton, among other dramatists of their generation.Marston was mainly identified with the Children of Paul's, as Jonson was identified with the Children of the Chapel; in the "Poetomachia", the War of the Theatres of 1599–1601, the Children of Paul's acted Marston's side of the contest, with the plays "Jack Drum's Entertainment" (1600) and "What You Will" (1601), plus Thomas Dekker's "Satiromastix" (1601).