"Spellcaster", an 80-minute family oriented show featuring country-western singer Roy Clayborne, debuted at the Landmark in 1982. "Spellcaster", a production show with dancers and showgirls, featured Clayborne singing 15 songs. "Spellcaster" was named after one of the Wolframs' racing horses, and was produced through Zula Wolfram's Las Vegas production company, Zula Productions. The show was designed and directed by Larry Hart, a 1979 Grammy Award winner, and it ran for approximately eight months. At the time of "Spellcaster"'s debut, Danny Hein and Terri Dancer also began performing in the resort's Galaxy Lounge. Hein and Dancer had four different shows consisting of various costumes and set decorations, and were accompanied by a five-person band of musicians who backed up the duo.