Fun Home - Deaf Accessibility

I am willing to expend travel time and money to see this play. My issue is that I'm Deaf.

There is a group working on making Broadway plays accessible, but there's no information as of this date regarding Fun Home. So I am posing my questions here:

1) What are the recommended seats so that I can lip read the cast members most of the time?

2) Is there a script I can read in advance? Is this what I'm looking for? http://www.samuelfrench.com/p/58581/fun-home

3) Just to throw this in: Is it possible to watch the show with the original cast?

Thanks for your time

Yes, that link is the script of the show. Just make sure when you order, you select "Acting Edition" at the side of the page, instead of "Fun Home: A Family Tragicomic (Graphic Novel)" which is the graphic novel upon which the musical is based (which is a great read I'd highly recommend, but not the script you are looking for).

Thank you all for answering my questions. It did confirm my worse fear about not being able to lipread all the time. The money/time to travel and the high ticket cost makes it hard to justify to see the Broadway play without optimal accessibility. I do know sign language but prefer to see the actors' facial expressions.

Yes, I'm' aware that the 2nd option was the book. I'm very happy there's a script available.

Thank you for answering my questions. I may just settle for their touring show because I'm going to assume that it will not be on a circular stage.

Most Broadway shows have ASL-interpreted performances every now and then. I would check in to see if there is a scheduled interpreted performances coming up.