Mo Rocca stars in the Off-Broadway comedy "Fairycakes"

"Sunday Morning" correspondent Mo Rocca is making his Off-Broadway acting debut, in the new play, "Fairycakes," at the Greenwich House Theater in New York City.

Playwright and director Douglas Carter Beane (whose credits include "The Little Dog Laughed," "Xanadu," "Sister Act," "Rodgers + Hammerstein's Cinderella" and "The Nance") describes the show as a "wonderful world of hope," which conflates the stories and messages of fairytales (such as Cinderella and Pinocchio) with Shakespeare's "Midsummer Night's Dream" - "stories from the past that give us cheerful guidance."

"Fairycakes," Beane said, "is a comic delight, but it's also telling everyone to relax and embrace change."